Stacey Bourne

Stacey graduated from the University College of Osteopathy ( formerly British School of Osteopathy) in 1986. She has worked in private practice since then, settling in Ilford in 1992 and starting Avenue Osteopaths. For 18 years, she provided Osteopathy to NHS patients, directly referred to and funded by local GPs, and this scheme allowed doctors to see how Osteopathy can effectively support their patients.

Since 2005 she has held teaching roles at her College, taking managerial roles in the out-patients clinic in Borough and playing an active role in educating and inspiring the many students that have graduated since then.

She holds a post-graduate teaching qualification in Academic practice from university of Bedfordshire, and a Master of Science in Osteopathy ( 2015)

Her dissertation focused on Pain management and the manual treatment of Coccyx pain. This specialist interest has led her to participate in a global symposium for Tailbone pain in Paris in 2016.

Stacey has had an interest in treating children and was associated with the prestigious Osteopathic centre for children 25+years ago.

She has recently trained and become a licensed practitioner in the Perrin technique. This is a manual method which aids the diagnosis and treatment of patients with ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and has contributed to trials to show its use in the treatment of Long COVID symptoms.

Danny Murphy

Danny has been working with Stacey for 10 years.

He graduated from BCOM with a masters in osteopathy and has an interest in complex cases and specializes in the care of the sporting patient. he uses western medical Acupuncture and electrotherapy to enhance his treatments.

Julie

Julie graduated with a Masters of Osteopathy from the University college of Osteopathy (formerly the BSO). She is a busy mother of 4, and in her limited spare time she loves open water swimming and travel.
Osteopathy has always an important part of her life, helping her through and after all of her pregnancies. Her children have also benefited from Cranial and standard Osteopathy treatment and Julie plans to enroll in a Paediatric course in late 2022. She also has an interest in pre and post-natal patients, keeping them as mobile and pain free as possible.

She enjoys working with people in pain, whether this is a sudden , acute problem or a longer term issue. She is committed to using Osteopathy to get people back doing the things they love.

Julie has just finished a course on acupuncture and can use massage as part of her treatments She is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and a member of the Institute of Osteopathy. Julie will be available for consultations and treatments on Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon